Cruise News

Carnival Cruise Lines has announced that the Bahamian government is acquiring a 35 percent interest in the Crystal Palace Resort

Holland America Line has announced that the first of its three new ships, scheduled to be launched late in 1992,

Costa Cruise Lines’s newest ship, the Costa Classica, will start seven-day cruises from Fort Lauderdale on January 25, 1992. The

The U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Miami has granted a request by Sea Escape Cruise, Ltd. to file a plan of

Carnival Cruise Lines has reported net income of $123.1 million on revenues of $534.3 million in its third quarter ended

Norwegian Cruise Line has announced that it is withdrawing another ship of the “white fleet” from service. The Skyward, which

Commodore Cruise Line is taking some bold steps in the redeployment of its fleet. The cruise line recently announced that

Carnival Cruise Lines has signed a contract with Kvaerner Masa-Yards for construction of an additional 70,000-ton cruise ship. The new

Starlite Cruises will be adding a fourth ship to its U.S. fleet next summer, sailing two- and five-day cruises from

Crystal Cruises announced that The Coca-Cola Company – one of the largest worldwide Olympic sponsors – has chartered the Crystal

Triton, the former Sunward II, has been chartered by Toronto-based Regent Holidays from December through April. The ship will be

Kloster Cruise Limited has sold the Sunward II to Epirotiki Lines for a reported $36 million. At the same time,

While all 571 passengers and crew were safely rescued from the sinking Oceanos off the coast of South Africa, the

The sale of Renaissance Cruises has been completed to a European and American group of investors including Cameli & Co.,

Kloster Cruise has reported a loss of $22.1 million for the first six months of 1991 including a $14.1 million